texts: <mask> is an Australian kayaker. She competed in the 500 m event at the 2012 Summer Olympics. <mask> was born on 19 April 1988 in New South Wales. She attended Newport Public School before going to high school. She received a Bachelor of Nursing from the University of Technology in 2010. She received a graduate degree from Charles Sturt University. She was out of competitive sport for ten months after she injured her shoulder.She had to take a long period out of sport after she injured her shoulder again. She is a nurse and a paramedic. She lives in the suburb of Mona Vale. <mask> competed at the London 2012 Olympic Games in the K4 500m event. The crew finished in 9th place. <mask> won a bronze medal in the K2 200m at the World Championships in Hungary in 2011. The Manly Surf Life Saving Club has a member named Brigden-<mask>.She started surfing when she was six years old. She took up the sport again when she was nineteen after taking a break in her mid-teens. She added surfski paddling to her events. She has competed in surf lifesavers. A tall and heavy person is Brigden-<mask>. Following a talent identification program, Kayaking Brigden-<mask> came into kayaking. At the age of 15, <mask> made her first Australian team.She won her first international medal as a member of the Australian Junior Kayak Team at the prestigious Bochum Regatta in Germany. She won a silver medal in the 1000m. She bases her primary and secondary training bases on the Gold Coast ofQueensland. The Australian Institute of Sport European Training Centre is located in Varese, Italy. She has a canoe scholarship with the Australian Institute of Sport and is a member of the Sydney Northern Beaches Kayak Club. In 2010 she was ranked second in the world in the solo kayak paddler event. She finished third in the K2 200m and fifth in the K4 500m at the World Championships.At the World Cup 3 in Duisburg, Germany, she finished 7th in the K4 500m event. She finished fifth in the K4 500m event at the World Cup 2 in Racice, Czech Republic. She won the K4 500m event at the 2012 Oceania Championships. She won the 500m event at the 2012 National Championships in Penrith, Australia. She finished first in the two person kayak at the 2012 World Cup in Moscow. The K-4 500 m event is a part of the Summer Olympics. She will be going to the Olympics for the first time.She and her teammates trained at the European Training Centre in Varese, Italy, before the start of the Games. <mask> and her teammates finished 9th in the Olympics. <mask> missed out on selection for the Rio Olympics. In the domestic selection trails, he had 3 wins in K1 races and 3 second places in K1 and K2 races. At the World Cup in Duisburg, she was forced into a race with Naomi Flood. The results of the two athletes were compared. <mask> was not allowed to contest her preferred distance, the 500m, because she was only allowed to race the K1 200m event.<mask> wasn't selected for the Rio Olympic Team because of the World Cup race. <mask> started work as a paramedic after the World Cup. <mask> was going to retire from kayaking. <mask> was drawn back to paddling as she loves the sport and has friends who are still training and racing. After training, <mask> decided to go for a coffee with her friends. She decided to keep racing because of her competitive nature. <mask> won the K1 200m at the National Championships.Even <mask> was happy. <mask> wasn't able to train as much because of her full-time work hours. <mask> went on to race internationally and bring home two silver medals and a place in the K1 500m A final at the World Championships. The Australian women's K4 500 team shocked themselves with a silver medal at the World Cup in Hungary. The Australian crew, which only came together two months ago, chased the highly rated New Zealand team to the line and set the fastest ever time for a women's K4 500 crew. The crew placed 7th at the World Championships in Portugal. <mask> and her K4 teammates qualified Australia for the Tokyo Olympic Games when they finished 7th at the World Championships in Hungary.<mask> is trying to get onto the Australian Olympic Team. Every year since 2004, <mask> has been named to the Australian Kayak Teams. Australian Junior Team, Australian Youth Olympic Festival, Under 23 Team, Senior Team and Olympic Team are included. <mask> has 38 Australian National Titles. After finishing high school in 2005, <mask> began studying a Bachelor of Nursing at the University of Technology. During her time at UTS, <mask> was supported through the Elite Athlete Program. She worked as a nurse on a casual basis.She began studying a Post Graduate course in Paramedics. She juggled her studies with her work as a nurse. <mask> started work in her dream career as a Paramedic. <mask> wanted to become a paramedic when she was a child. <mask> works full-time as a Paramedic. Australia Day Ambassador, plaque placed in 2013 for Olympian status, is one of the awards.

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texts: Karolina Myroslavivna Kuiek, also known as "<mask>", is a Ukrainian singer, actress,entrepreneur, and former UN Goodwill Ambassador. Lorak is one of the most powerful and influential women in her country, as well as being ranked one of the most beautiful women from Eastern Europe. The highest income of singers was reported by Lorak. <mask> became known outside of the former Soviet Union after she came in second place at the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest with her song "Shady Lady". She claimed that her tough childhood shaped her personality. In Western Ukraine, <mask> was born in the provincial city of Kitsman. Volodymyr Ivasyuk spent his childhood in the same house as Lorak's maternal grandfather bought after they moved away from Kitsman.Her mother gave Lorak her father's name when she was born, despite the fact that her parents separated prior to her birth. As a child, Lorak wanted to become a singer. She used to perform at school vocal contests. Russian singers such as Alla Pugacheva and Larisa Dolina were popular at the time she was a child. Lorak was raised by a single mother. After living in Kitsman for several years, the family moved to Chernivtsi, where they lived in poverty. She and her brothers were placed in a foster home at the age of six because their mother couldn't provide for them full-time.During the Soviet–Afghan War, her brother Serhii died. Lorak and her two brothers were taken out of the foster home by <mask>'s older brother. Serhii was the first one to notice her musical potential. Lorak was bullied in her new school due to her poor background after the family was given an apartment in Chernivtsi. She won the singing competition Pervotsvit at the age of 13 and went on to make her first album. She met her first producer, Yuriy Falyosa. She signed her first professional contract at the age of 15.She was not allowed to marry or give birth during that time. Kuiek changed her name to "<mask> <mask>" in 1995 after appearing on a children's music television programme. She was told that performing under that name was undesirable as there was another famous singer who did it in Russia. The stage name "<mask> <mask>" was invented because the name "Karolina" was backwards. <mask>'s star began to rise in Ukraine after he participated in "Morning Star". <mask>'s breakthrough in the Ukrainian show business happened during the summer of 1995 when she was one of the winners of the Chervona Ruta festival. After moving to Kyiv, <mask> started recording her first album.She was named "Discovery of the Year" at the Ukrainian festival in 1996. "Khochu letat" was her first Russian-language album. In 1997 <mask> continued to record new songs. The soundtrack to the movie "The Right to Choose" was made from her two videos, "Manekenschitsa" and "Bozhe moy". <mask>'s second Russian-language album "Ya vernus" was released in December of 1998 and her new video was shot in the spring of 1998. The mastering was done in New York. Her music videos "O moya lyubov" and "Dozhdlivy gorod" were filmed to accompany her new album.At the beginning of 1999, <mask> began her first extensive and international touring, performing in the United States, France, Germany, Hungary, and in every major city of Ukraine. She was the Honoured Artist of Ukraine in 1999. The composition "Zerkala" was written for her and brought her more fame in Russia. Her third album with Falyosa was titled "www.anilorak.com" and contained Russian, Ukrainian, and English compositions. She released her fourth album, "Tam, de ty ye...", a year later. A second album in Ukrainian, titled "Ani Lorak" in 2004, had the same songs as her 2000 album. The UN Good Will Ambassador in Ukranian for HIV/AIDS was <mask> <mask>.Although she was almost certain to sing the home country's entry in the contest, <mask> failed to be selected. Her narrow defeat in the 2005 national pre-selection competition was particularly controversial, given that the winners GreenJolly were only added later and did not have to qualify for the final by winning one of the fifteen preliminary heats. Following the Orange Revolution, their song "Razom nas bahato" had a larger societal impact. <mask> finished second in the Ukrainian national final with a song. She released her first album in English. In 2006 she released her ninth album, "Rozkazhi," which was fully in Ukrainian. After the album's release, <mask> ended her contract with Falyosa and started working with a producer.<mask>'s first radio hit in Russia was a duet with Meladze's brother. The fifteenth anniversary of her artistry was celebrated in 2007, with the album 15 fully in Russian and one song in English. The collaboration fell through, leaving Lorak without a producer. Philipp Kirkorov, Lorak's friend and colleague, brought Lorak to the 2008 Eurovision in Belgrade. In late 2007, it was announced that the public and a jury would choose Lorak as the country's representative at the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest. The country had three internal selections before selecting Go_A in 2021. Five potential entries were performed in a special show by Lorak.The song "Shady Lady" was written by Karen Kavaleryan and Philipp Kirkorov. She recorded a Russian version of her song with the title "S neba v nebo." <mask> visited other countries to present her song and held an extensive promo campaign. She won a place in the final of the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest after singing the song "Shady Lady" in the second semi-final. She took second place in the final, giving Ukraine its second runner-up position in a row and its third-best score of all-time. Roberto Cavalli designed the dress for Lorak's performance at the contest. The stage show was designed by Fokas Evangelinos.The most popular entry among the former winners of the contest was voted by <mask>, who had won the artistic award. <mask> returned to her home country after her second-place finish at the competition. She and Philipp Kirkorov were given the title People's Artist of Ukraine. In 1992, when her career took off, she received a star on the Star Alley in the centre of the city. She released her tenth album, Solntse, in 2009, which was produced by Dimitris Kontopoulos. The album was her most successful effort until that moment. <mask> was ranked 41st in a top 100 of "most influential women in Ukraine" compiled by experts for the Ukrainian magazine Focus."The Best" was released by Lorak in 2010. She continued to release and perform in countries in the Russian-speaking world. <mask> returned to Greece to produce her fourteenth "Zazhigay serdtse" together with Kontopoulos. Several songs were written by Diana Golde and Ruslan Kvinta. <mask> was a coach on the fourth season of "Holos Krainy". She helped to start Aliekieiev's career. <mask> continued performing in Russia after the War in the Donbass.Several politicians and parts of the Ukrainian society criticized this. Protesters gathered in front of the concert venues during several of her concerts. Activists protested against her concert in the Palace of Ukraine. A concert in Odesa was canceled. <mask>'s appearance in the New Year's programme on the television channel Inter was subject to severe criticism on social media. On the night of 29 to 30 January 2015, her star was vandalised and then stolen. The new star for <mask> was not restored by the City Council.<mask> scored a lot of commercial success in Russia, performing duets with singer Grigory Leps, including "Ukhodi po-angliyski" and "Zerkala", which both did well in the Russian radio charts. She released her next Russian-language album at the end of the year. She toured the region with the "Karolina" tour. At the start of the year, <mask> started her next tour, called DIVA, which received positive reviews from music critics. A recording of the tour was released in 2020. <mask> was a coach on the seventh series of The Voice of Russia. She began her concert tour in August.<mask> wrote the majority of the songs on her twelfth studio album. She gave a rare account of her life and career in an episode of the Russia-1 television show. The Angel Lounge is a restaurant in the center of Kyiv that specializes in Mediterranean cuisine. In 2009, they opened a Ukrainian travel agency called "Holiday Travel", which is a sub-division of Turtess Travel. Lorak was an Oriflame advert. She was involved in several catalogues and developed a new scent. <mask> was the fifth richest singer in Ukraine in 2011, with her team's revenues amounting to $2.35 million.She charges a fee of $25,000-40,000 per concert. On August 21, 2009, <mask> married her long-time Turkish fiancée and manager, Murat Nalacolu. A Turkish man is a hotel manager and travel agent. <mask> was pregnant at the end of November. Sophia was born on June 9, 2011. She and her family lived in a house on the outskirts of Kyiv, but traveled frequently to Turkey. The couple's marriage was declared null and void in January.<mask> is involved in a lot of charitable activities. <mask> is a UN Goodwill Ambassador on HIV/AIDS. <mask> was awarded a commendation by the UN for their help to HIV-positive citizens of Ukraine. <mask> was awarded the St. Stanislav Order of the 4th degree and the Officer's Cross in 2005 for his "high professionalism, great creative achievements, charity and adherence to the ideals of chivalry." The second prize of the Prevotsvit festival in Ukraine was for a promotional singles award. The first prize of the international festival was won in 1994. The international festival Dolia has a first prize.The winner of the "Morning Star" television contest was in 1995. The all-Ukrainian festival "Chervona Ruta" had a second prize. The winner of the "Morning Star" television contest was in 1996. The winner was nominated for the "Tavriyski Igry" festival. The winner of "Big Apple Music-96" was the Grand-Prix. The 1997 prize-winner was the "Song-97" festival. The winner of the Grand-Prix was the President of Ukraine.The 1998 winner of the "Singer of the Year" and "Pop Music of the Year" was nominated for the "Tavriyski Ihry-98" festival. The "Singer of the Year" was nominated for the "Tavriyski Ihry-99" festival. The song "Zerkala" was the best club release of 2000. The 2001 Award winner was nominated for the "Singer of the Year" at the "Tavriyski Igry-2001" festival. The best Ukrainian musical film of 2000 was "Ani Lorak" [Ani Lorak FOREVER]. The CD 'Tam de ty ye...' became gold in 2002. The Top 100 list features women who are the most sexy in the world.On the "Tavriyski Igry-2002" festival, Lorak was recognized as "The Best Singer of the Year". The 2003 winner of the "Singer of the Year" was nominated for the "Tavriyski Igry-2003" festival. The "Singer of the Year 2002" was recognized by the ELLE magazine. The "Singer of the Year 2003" was held in the UK. The ELLE magazine named a singer of the year. The "<mask> Lorak" album has a gold disc. "riy pro mene" was the best song of 2004 at the "Zolotoy Gramofon" contest.At the "Zolota Zharptytsia" competition, the song "Try Zvychnykh slova" was recognized as the best song of 2004. The best singer of 2004 was <mask> <mask>. The audience choice award was "Zolota Zharptytsia". The song "Rozkazhy" was nominated for an international music award. Readers of the magazine named <mask> the most beautiful woman in the country. According to sales results, the "Rozkazhy..." album becomes Gold. The silver prize winner of the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest was <mask> <mask>.The best artist of the contest received the artistic award. 2 person according to the magazine. The artist is in the public interest. According to the magazine, Lorak is one of the most influential women in the country. The song "Shady lady" by Radio Ani Lorak was the "best singer of 2008" according to the contest. The person of the year award was given to Lorak in March of 2009. The International TV channel on World Fashion WORLD FASHION CHANNEL recognized a Fashion singer at the 2010 World Fashion Awards.In December, <mask> <mask> received the Golden Gramophone for the song "For You" and was awarded the "Song of the Year" diploma as the author of music and the co-author of the words. The "Personality of the Year" award was given to <mask> <mask> in March of 2011. The song "Obnimi Menya" was awarded "Song of the Year" in December. According to the magazine, <mask> is the most beautiful woman in Russia. According to Viva!, in March, <mask> <mask> became the most beautiful woman. There is a magazine. The Personality of Ukrainian Culture award went to <mask> <mask>.The Russian Music Awards ceremony took place on May 25, and the winner of the "Choreography of the Year" was <mask> <mask>. At the Muz-TV 2013 Award in Moscow, <mask> was named "The Best Performer of the Year" and got the long-awaited plate. The "best duet" for a song with Grigory Leps and the "Karolina" show won the award for the best concert show of the year. In June, <mask> <mask> became the owner of a special award from the recording company Panik Records for the sale of her English-language single in Greece. The annual ceremony was held on September 20. The awards were held at the Central Stadium. The singer was the owner of the award.The Golden Gramophone award was given to <mask> <mask> for her song "Mirrors". The song "Slow" was the winner of the "Song of the Year - 2014" award. The singer of the year nomination was won by <mask> <mask> in 2015. The "Singer of the Year" at the MUZ-TV Awards was <mask> <mask>. At the annual awards ceremony, <mask> was nominated for "Fashion singer of the year." <mask> received her fifth "Golden Gramophone" in November for her song "Ships". The most stylish singer in 2016 was <mask> <mask>.The song "Soprano" was nominated for the "best duet of the year" at the RU.TV Awards. The song "I can't tell" won the "Fashion duet" award at the annual "Fashion People Awards" in June. The album "Didn't You Love Me?" was nominated for the best album of the year. The MUZ-TV Awards were held. The winner of the MUSICBOX Award will be announced in September. The leader of the popular vote was <mask> <mask>. <mask> received her 9th Golden Gramophone for her duet song with Soprano.At the ceremony of awarding the music award "Major League" from "New Radio" <mask> <mask> and Moth became owners of the Golden Siren for the song "Soprano." 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BraVo international music premia has a show of the year. The best show of the year will be decided at the 8th Russian Music Award of RU.TV at the end of May. The best concert show of the year is decided at the Fashion People Awards in Moscow in the beginning of June.The song "Soprano" was the best duet of the year and it was won by <mask> <mask>. External links include births of people from Kitsman, 21st-century Ukrainian women singers, 20th-century Ukrainian women singers, and 2008 Ukrainian pop singers.

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texts: He was an American man who attracted worldwide attention for his problems with scrotal elephantiasis, which caused his scrotum to grow to a weight and hang down a little below his knees. After launching a campaign to raise money for an operation to fix his problem, he had to have it done because he couldn't afford it. <mask>'s struggles with his condition and his subsequent operation were filmed by a British television crew for a documentary called The Man with the 10-Stone Testicles, which aired on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom on June 24, 2013). On March 14, he died of diabetes related issues. <mask> was born in Orange, New Jersey on June 23, 1963, and moved to New York City where he worked in security and as a messenger. He moved to Las Vegas in the 1990s to find locations for automated teller machines. He blamed his condition on accidentally hitting his testicles while sleeping.He said that he had never felt pain like that. It felt like a shooting pain through my body. It felt like a tractor trailer went off the top of me when it stopped. I think it ruined my immune system. He discovered that his scrotum had grown to the size of a soccer ball. <mask>'s condition is very rare in the United States. In tropical regions, it is caused by parasites that are spread by mosquitoes.A swelling called lymphedema is caused by parasites that block the body's lymphatic system. In <mask>'s case, doctors found no evidence of an illness and suggested that it may have been caused by trauma. A series of doctors, including a lymphedema specialist, were unable to find a solution after he underwent a two-week course of antibiotics. He was unable to work because of the swelling. He had an eight-week course of treatment at the University Medical Center in Las Vegas. They couldn't determine the cause of the swelling, so they wrote up 20 different documentations. Multiple courses of antibiotics and anti-viral medications failed to resolve the problem.<mask>'s personal life and health were affected by the lymphedema. He had high blood pressure and asthma before the condition began. His weight went up because of the swelling. He was unable to have sex because his penis and testicles were covered by his scrotum. He was able to keep his scrotum under cover by wearing an upside-down hooded sweatshirt with his legs in the sleeves. He had to bring along a milk crate and a cushion to rest his scrotum on the buses. He spent most of his time in his apartment's living room watching tv and scrotuming on a milk crate.<mask>'s doctor advised him to have surgery on Medicaid, which would involve cutting away the swollen tissue and reconstructing his penis and testicles. <mask> was told that they might have to be removed. He told me there was a good chance that I would have to go to the bathroom through a tube for the rest of my life. I would love to have a relationship with a woman. I should be in a good place right now. At a further evaluation at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in California, he was advised that there was a better chance of saving his penis and testicles, but that the procedure would cost a seven-figure sum. In the hopes of raising money, he went public in a segment on Howard Stern's radio and TV show and set up an address to receive offers of help or financial support.He doesn't like being a freak. I thought that the millions of people who listen to the show might want to help me. I hope someone will help me. He acknowledged that the choice of address was not the classiest, but it was at least memorable, and noted that The Howard Stern Show was a good platform for him to make an appearance as its audience is predominantly male. The media was interested in <mask>'s appearance. He was profiled by the Las Vegas Review-Journals medical correspondent, Paul Harasim, in two pieces in the fall of 2011. He appeared on Comedy Central's Tosh.0 show in a sketch showing a skateboarder running into <mask>'s scrotum and being knocked down.Firecracker Films signed a contract with him to make a documentary about his condition. A month after the first Las Vegas Review-Journal story, <mask> had received $8,000 in donations via PayPal and an offer of help from The Dr. Oz Show. In exchange for exclusive rights to his story, the show's producers offered him free surgery from Dr. Mehmet Oz. <mask> was afraid that he would not survive the operation. I could be castrated or bled out on the operating table. Dr. Mulugeta Kassahun, a Las Vegas urologist who grew up in Ethiopia where scrotal elephantiasis is more common, urged him to seek surgery soon despite the risks as the worsening condition posed an increasing risk to <mask>'s life. Kassahun told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that an infection may kill him.If we have to do emergency surgery to save his life, it won't be a surgery to save his testicles and penis. His scrotum was growing at a rapid rate. The Head of Male Genito-urethral Plastic Surgery Unit at theIASO Group of Hospitals in Athens Greece offered corrective surgery to <mask> after receiving a recommendation from James Lane, a former sufferers of scrotal elephantiasis. He was worried that he wouldn't be able to get in the airplane bathroom for the flight. If the use of the hospital's facilities was paid for by Nevada Medicaid, Dr. Gelman would waive his normal fee if he carried out the surgery. He told the Review-Journal that he had never lost a patient or a testicle. The operation was carried out by Gelman and three other surgeons.<mask>'s penis was buried inside his testicle sac as his weight increased. The 13-hour operation required all four surgeons to cut away <mask>'s engorged scrotum simultaneously while carrying out skin grafts to cover <mask>'s newly exposed penis and testicles. The surgeons discovered that some of the veins in the mass were a quarter of an inch wide. According to Gelman, the total weight he was carrying around probably exceeded 160 pounds. A program of physical therapy began a week after the operation was recorded by a British film crew. He was released from the hospital in late April. Gelman felt that it was unfair to <mask> to endure a cancellation even though he had not yet received authorization from Nevada Medicaid.Gelman was critical of Nevada Medicaid's stance, saying that it's terrible that Nevada isn't handling this the right way. It doesn't make sense that Nevada can't pay the hospital when the doctors work for free when there's no expertise in the state. He said that he and the other surgeons had donated their expertise to show other sufferers of scrotal elephantiasis that something could be done for them. He was positive about <mask>'s future, even though there are a lot of shows about makeovers. He is a new man. The documentary film, titled The Man with the 10-Stone Testicles, was aired on the British television network Channel 4 on June 24, 2013, as part of their anthology series Body Shock. The British media gave the film mixed reviews.Kevin O' Sullivan commented that Channel 4's "deep sleaze divers" were responsible for scheduling the documentary and that the channel was the home of "shameless voyeurism". It becomes acceptable to be so personal because so few are affected by elephantiasis. The freak show facade was beneficial to the story of human fortitude in the face of bad luck, according to Metro's TV critic. The film told the story with compassion and detail, according to Alex Harvey of The Times. Stuart Heritage of The Guardian felt that it was on the right side of exploitation. It sounded like a car crash, but it wasn't. Over its two time slots, 3.05 million viewers and up to 13% of audience share, it was a ratings hit.It was the sixth most-tweeted broadcast of the week and peaked at 1,923 per minute. Sue Oriel of Firecracker Films told the Metro that "every once in a while a programme comes along that just blows an audience away." One of those shows is this one. The Man with the 132lb Scrotum was picked up by TLC for a premiere in the United States. The Man with the Biggest Testicles was aired on Seven Network in Australia under the title "The Man with the Biggest Testicles". A friend of <mask> stated that he had been at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada for five and a half weeks and had suffered multiple heart attacks. His death was unrelated to his surgeries.There are links to Bodyshock, 10 Stone Testicles from 4oD 1963, deaths of African-American people, and people from Las Vegas.

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texts: <mask> was a pioneer in American silent cinema. In 1909, he and producer Carl Laemmle formed the Motion Picture Distribution and Sales Company to weaken the dominance of the Motion Picture Patents Company. The Sales Company had a president. The Universal Film Manufacturing Company was founded by him. <mask> was born in New Orleans in 1870 to Thomas and Marie Mossy. His grandfather was a wine importer. <mask> moved to New York City in 1898 to work for the Manhattan Optical Co., which was based in Creskill.He became the sales chief in 1907. Through the Sales Company, the growing number of independent filmmakers were able to obtain raw stock from Lumiere, for which <mask> remained sole US distributor, thereby cutting into profits for Kodak mogul George Eastman, whose film supply was exclusive to the Patents Company. He approached Brulatour with a contract to sell his stock to the independents through the Sales Company after realizing he was on the losing side. The head of distribution for Kodak began to be accepted by <mask>. <mask> co-founded Peerless Pictures and launched the Animated Weekly newsreel series, as well as his position with Kodak and his presidency of the Sales Company. He was an advisor and producer for the French-based Eclair Film Company, which opened in 1911 in Fort Lee, New Jersey, the center of the burgeoning American movie industry. The American branch of Eclair was hailed as a mecca for top talent, which Brulatour helped cultivate, because it was a leader in technical and artistic advancement.The first leading lady, who was already well known as a model for leading illustrator Harrison Fisher, became a big star in Eclair vehicles and landed the married Brulatour as a boyfriend. Miss Masquerader and Love Finds a Way were two of the most popular one-reelers of the 19th century. She played herself in Saved From the Titanic, based on her real-life experiences as a survivor of the famous maritime disaster. The first movie about the sinking was produced by Brulatour. It was released a month after the Titanic went down. The first newsreel about the Titanic disaster was produced by Brulatour. The film was released on April 22, 1912.After the success of Saved From the Titanic, a woman retired from Eclair and went to study opera. She was involved in a car accident in 1913 that killed a pedestrian. According to the lawsuit, <mask> was the owner of the car that Dorothy was driving. The court scandal caused Clara Blouin <mask> to initiate a divorce which was finalized in 1915. He had three children with Clara. The Universal Film Manufacturing Company, later known as Universal Pictures, was formed by <mask> and Carl Laemmle. This corporation, begun in 1912, drew together competing studios in an unprecedented amalgamation of talent and resources.While serving as Universal's first president, <mask> was accused of conflict of interest by George Eastman, and although he denied the charge, he resigned. The consolidation of the leading independent filmmakers under the umbrella of Universal was a major turning point in the history of American motion pictures. The merger led to the creation of the first major Hollywood studio, Universal City, in Los Angeles in an effort by Laemmle to centralize operations. In 1914 Brulatour funded the construction of larger studios for Peerless Pictures at Fort Lee as well as the rebuilding of Eclair's processing laboratory, storage vault and offices, which had burned, destroying negatives for almost all the firm's films made over the last three years. While his girlfriend appeared in Metropolitan Opera House productions, <mask> was promoted to the presidency of the Kodak Company. He built a large facility at Fort Lee for the on-site production of Eastman stock. <mask> was a very rich man, worth several million dollars, and he was powerful politically by 1917.He was appointed to the executive committee of the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry. The War Cooperation Subcommittee worked with the US government to promote public welfare and propaganda films. It is believed that his sudden high profile in Washington, D.C. led to his relationship with the woman he married on July 6, 1917. <mask> was invited to join the film division of President Wilson's Committee on Public Information, but this appointment was less fruitful. There were arguments and financial troubles immediately, but nothing was proven, and he resigned under pressure. Privately, <mask>'s life was unraveling. His first wife started proceedings against him because he had obtained a divorce in Kentucky instead of New York, which made the union illegal.His second marriage was ruined by the stress of this affair and he had to leave New York in 1919 to live in Paris. She allowed the use of the Brulatour name. After a three-year investigation of Kodak by the Federal Trade Commission, <mask> and George Eastman were fined for conspiracy to hinder and restrain commercial competition. <mask> and Hope married again in 1923. Hope was a Texas-born beauty queen who was just beginning in movies. The new bride's career was managed by <mask>, who was still head of Kodak. Hope's film work was short-lived, and she took another page from her predecessor's book when she decided to go into opera, which was funded by Brulatour.The last 20 years of his life were not very interesting. He and Hope were opening night regulars on Broadway and were magnets for press attention. Hope was dubbed "Duchess of Park Avenue" in the society columns after giving up acting and singing. There was an unsolved shooting incident in 1939 in which <mask> was wounded by a would-be assassin who he refused to identify. In 1941, he was dismayed to learn that the hit RKO film Citizen Kane was partly based on Hope and his ex-wife. <mask> died in Mount Sinai Hospital after an illness that lasted several weeks. The French Legion of Honor was given for his services to the motion picture industry during World War I.He had a son and two daughters with his first wife. There are references to American film studio executives, American film producers, and people from Louisiana.

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texts: The founder of the Endicott Johnson Corporation as well as the builder of the Endicott Estate was <mask>. He was a labor strike negotiator and director of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety during World War I. He died of a disease at the hospital. A typical Horatio Alger type, he was born poor but died a multimillionaire, one of the richest men in the world. The village of Endicott was named after him. The son of a businessman and a state and local official was born in the family homestead. John Endecott, the first governor of Massachusetts, was on his father's side and his mother's side.He graduated from high school. He had two children with his first wife, who he married on May 23, 1876. They divorced in 1904. Louise Clapp Colburn was a widow with two children from her first marriage to Samuel Clapp Colburn. The Colburn children were adopted by him in 1916. His sister Elizabeth was the niece of Phillip E. Young. Endicott liked to smoke cigars.When he was about to smoke with his friend, he would pull a cigar from his vest pocket, put it in his mouth and thrust it into his friend's mouth. Endicott's first business venture was to sell the milk from his father's farm and split the profits with his mother. After his boss told him he would be fired if he went to the Massachusetts State Fair, he went to work for a short time in a plumbing shop. He went into business for himself when he was 22. He launched the firm of H.B. after obtaining work in the leather district and having a modest capital. Endicott & Co. The company was located at 27 High Street in Boston, a few doors down from the Endicott Johnson Corporation 10 High Street.He entered the shoe manufacturing business after becoming treasurer of the Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Company. Endicott went to the factory to investigate the order of leather his company had made. The company fell into financial difficulties in 1890. He bought the company because of its potential. The renamed Lestershire Manufacturing Company grew to many times its original size under his ownership. Endicott lent George F. Johnson $150,000 because he didn't have enough money. They changed their company's name to the Endicott Johnson Corporation.He had tanneries in Maine and Massachusetts. He was one of the largest employers in the country but there was never a strike at any of his factories and he did not hesitate to fraternize with his employees. He once stepped into the lunch room at a factory and sat next to a group of his employees and ate a frugal meal which did not cost more than 15 cents. He spoke about the meal with the men at his side. He made a million dollars or more in profit during World War I. Endicott was a director of the Chase National Bank of New York, the United Shoe Machinery Corporation, the State Street Trust Company, and the United States Smelting and Refining Company. After the Third National Bank closed, he joined the board of Shawmut Bank.In 1920, he called on workers to speed up production, but also said that employers should make the conditions under which the work is speeded up as bright, sunny, comfortable and attractive as possible. The United Shoe was sued by the US Government under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Louis Brandeis was one of the main antagonists in the case. Endicott sent a relief train to help with the recovery after the 1917 Halifax Explosion. It was an accomplishment which testified to his remarkable executive ability and power as an organizer for the train left the North Station with a large force of doctors and nurses that was assembled in haste from all over the state. The Massachusetts–Halifax Relief Commission was chaired by him. The Emergency Public Health Committee was chaired by him.It is thought that the service of this committee saved 10,000 lives during the epidemic. He gave out shoes to people in need. He showered gifts upon the little New York town in which his big shoe factory was located and has been generous in providing means for public improvement in his native town of Dedham. Endicott gave the New York town where his factory was located a $50,000 clubhouse a few years before he died. He would give a small amount of money to the poor people of that town on Christmas. It was worth $10,000 in 1919. He was the executive manager of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety during World War I.His activities in these two posts kept him constantly in the public eye and it was through his interest in seeing that Massachusetts and New England kept their resources behind the government in the prosecution of the war that he first entered the industrial field. He directed a general inventory of the state's resources available to aid in the war when he was the executive manager of the public safety committee. He was the food administrator and he laid out a program of food regulation. In order to support the war effort and show the need for Victory Gardens, he tore up the lawn on the Sanderson Street side of his estate, taking only $1 a year in salary. Endicott took out $1 million in liberty bonds from his personal account and the same amount from his company. "Let me say here that nothing could exceed the patriotism and efficiency of the work you have rendered, Endicott stated when he resigned from his war commission appointments." You have not been to your place of business since you were appointed.I am aware that you have been devoted to the patriotic work of rendering service to the country in the time that has passed. Endicott said that he is not a politician. I don't want a public office in this state or nation. My sole object in doing the work I am engaged in is to render the public service as I am capable of, a duty I feel incumbent on every citizen of this country in this crisis. I am going to be in the war. I give all my time, energy, and knowledge to the state and nation. If I can convince myself that I have contributed to the cause of defeat of autocracy and the triumph of democracy in the United States, I will feel vindicated.Endicott made the work of his department more efficient by cutting red tape and brought speedier and more satisfactory results when he worked in the war. This is how private business is run. The way the government conducts its business could not be done by a private business. In no time, it would be in the hands of a receiver. Endicott was called upon to adjust labor disputes many times because of the bitter feelings on both sides. Endicott was appointed by the governor as a strike mediator and settled over 100 strikes, including ones at the Boston and Maine railroad, the elevated Boston railroad companies, and in factories around New England. Over 100,000 workers were affected by disputes in a single year.He said that the first principle when trying to end a strike is to give a square deal to both employers and employees. <mask> said the carmen demanded 73 cents an hour and the trustees were only willing to give 53 cents when asked for a specific case. He settled on 60 cents an hour after looking at the wages paid to the carmen in other large cities. His reputation made him one of 15 public representatives at the National Labor Conference in Washington, D.C., in October 1919. He wasn't happy with the results of the conference. <mask>'s home burned to the ground while he and his family were away. 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"<mask> took the burning of the homestead as a divine command to rebuild, and he did, although not without incident," it is said. He built a new homestead and bought a fire truck for the town after clearing the ashes. The three story building he constructed has nine bathrooms, eight bedrooms, a library, a music room, a ballroom, a mirrored parlor, a butler's kitchen, and servants' quarters. He tore down one end of the house and burned a pile of beautiful wall panelling, parquet floors, and elegant woodwork, much to the displeasure of his neighbors.An additional 70 feet was added to the house. While he was building his mansion, his cousins were living in a house without plumbing or electricity. His wife left the building to her daughter in 1944, after he died. In 1967, after her death, she left the land and estate to the town for "public educational purposes, public recreational purposes, or other exclusively public purposes." The town didn't know what to do with it and it was given to the Commonwealth to be used as a governor's mansion. There was a garage on the Mt. The Endicott branch of the library is on Vernon Street.In January 1920, while on a hunting trip in North Carolina with other Boston men, he came down with the flu and died. 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The dean of the Harvard University Extension School led the funeral.He was buried in a cemetery. Coolidge said that he would "take rank with the great patriots of Massachusetts" after his death. President Wilson sent a telegram of sympathy to <mask>. The country has been made debtor by Mr Endicott's disinterested and public spirited services. His loss is real. The message of sympathy from the president was one of many. The Wall Street Journal said that it was rare to find someone so skilled at both business and statesmanship.The largest bonds ever posted in Norfolk County were by the two executors of his will. The "shoe king's" estate was worth more than $11 million in personal property and $92,500 in real estate, which included $6.2 million in Endicott Johnson stock and large amounts of other stock and bonds. He left most of the money to his immediate family, with some friends and old servants receiving small bequests. His obituary appeared in newspapers all over the country. The stock price of the Endicott Johnson Corporation plummeted after news of his death broke. One of the largest tax refunds in the country was received by his estate in 1928. Louise Endicott gave $35,000 to the American Legion to build a club near the family Estate.Work cited further reading 1854 births and 1920 deaths.

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texts: <mask> is an Irish Gaelic footballer who plays as a goalkeeper at senior level for the Dublin county team. During the 2001 Championship, <mask> made his senior debut for Dublin. Since then he has established himself as Dublin's first-choice goalkeeper and has won eight All-Ireland medals, beginning with wins in 2011. Only one player in the history of the game has captained a team to seven championship titles. He's won a record 16 Leinster medals, five National Football League medals and six All Stars. <mask> was raised in a house that had a strong association with football. <mask>'s father, Pat, won a lot of medals with Postal Celtic.College <mask> played for St David's CBS in Artane. He was hesitant to play Gaelic football because he thought it was too brutal. <mask> was persuaded to join the St David's Gaelic football team because of his ability to kick the ball off the ground. <mask> filled in for the school's first and second-choice goalkeepers. <mask> was a member of the senior football team at Dublin City University. On February 25, 2006 he won a Sigerson Cup medal for his performance in the final of the Sigerson Cup. At a young age, Club Cluxton joined the Parnells club and played in all grades.He was considered a little small for a goalkeeper and questioned his aerial ability when he joined the club's senior team. <mask> worked on perceived weaknesses in his game. He plays in the middle. As a teenager, <mask> played for Dublin at minor level. Dublin defeated Wexford by 2–13 to 1–12 in the Leinster final replay on August 7, 1999. <mask> made his first appearance for the Dublin under-21 team in a defeat of Longford. <mask> won a Leinster Championship medal in 2002 after defeating Wicklow in the final at St Conleth's Park.<mask> was in goal for Dublin when they lost to Galway in the All-Ireland final. Senior 2001–2005 <mask> made his championship debut in goal for Dublin in a 2–19 to 1–13 defeat of Longford. He made two appearances before being replaced by a regular. <mask> took over as the first-choice goalkeeper after Byrne's retirement from Dublin. After making his National Football League debut against Donegal in 2002, <mask> went on to make 99 league appearances. Dublin won their first Leinster Championship title in seven years after a 2–13 to 2–11 defeat of Kildare in the final. <mask> won his first All Star Award and was named the RT/Hibernian Young Personality of the Year.In the 43rd minute of Dublin's All-Ireland Qualifier defeat by Armagh, <mask> was red-carded for kicking Steven McDonnell. Dublin manager Tommy Lyons blamed his dismissal for the defeat. Reports suggested that <mask> walked home without his gearbag, as many thought he would receive a lengthy ban. When St. Patrick's Athletic and other professional football clubs offered him a contract to switch codes and play in the League of Ireland, <mask> questioned his future involvement with the team. He returned to the Dublin panel after receiving a one-month ban. On 17 July 2005, <mask> won his second Leinster Championship medal after Dublin defeated Laois in the final. Dublin retained the title after a 1–15 to 0–09 defeat of Offaly in the final.He won his second All Star Award in goal. On 15 July 2007, <mask> won his fourth Leinster Championship medal when Dublin completed a hat-trick of provincial titles following a 3–14 to 1–14 defeat of Laois in the final. In spite of some questionable kick-outs in the All-Ireland semi-final defeat by Kerry, <mask> conceded just two goals in six championship games and was presented with his third All Star Award. <mask> won a fifth Leinster Championship medal on 20 July 2008 when Dublin retained the title for a fourth successive year after a 3–23 to 0–09 defeat of Wexford in the final. After a 2–15 to 0–18 defeat of Kildare in the final, <mask> was in goal for Dublin. 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Toms  Sé presented <mask> with the match ball, however, in keeping with his intensely private persona, he retreated to the dressing room. Paul Flynn paid tribute to his teammate, saying "<mask> is out training an hour before everybody else and he kicks them over with his eyes closed." I didn't notice the kick. He ran back after I looked at him. I am happy for him.<mask> was nominated for Footballer of the Year and won a fourth All Star Award. <mask> won an eighth Leinster Championship medal after a 2–13 to 1–13 defeat of Meath in the final. <mask> ended the season with an All Star nomination, but lost out to Paul Durcan for the goalkeeping position. <mask> took over the captaincy of the team in October 2012 when JimGavin was appointed as manager of Dublin. The Dublin team won the National Football League title for the first time in 20 years on April 28, 2013). He won a ninth Leinster Championship medal when he captained Dublin to a 2–15 to 0–14 defeat of Meath in the final. He was criticized on The Sunday Game for taking 7 minutes and 54 seconds to take seven frees.Dublin captained <mask> for the first time in an All-Ireland final. He ended the game as Dublin's second top scorer with two points from frees. 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Cluxton lost out to Paul Durcan for the second time in three seasons but still ended the season with an All Star nomination. Dublin won their third successive National League title on April 26, 2015, defeating Cork 1–12 to 2–07 in the final.<mask> won an 11th provincial medal when he captained Dublin to a 2–13 to 0–06 victory over Westmeath in the final of the Leinster Championship. He became the first goalkeeper to score in three All-Ireland finals when he captained Dublin to a 0–12 to 0–09 defeat of Kerry. He has three All-Ireland winners' medals. In 2016 <mask> led Dublin to an All-Ireland Final. The game ended in a draw due to difficult weather conditions, with a score of 2–09 to 0–15. Dublin won the replay by a score of 1–15 to 1–14. Kerry defeated Dublin in the National League final by a single point.Dublin went on to win seven titles in a row. On 17 September, <mask> again captained Dublin to a historic 3-in-a-row All-Ireland titles with another narrow 1–17 to 1–16 victory against Mayo. Dean Rock's free kick in the 75th minute gave the Dubs a win after they were outplayed in the first half. <mask> made his 100th league appearance when he started in six of Dublin's games in the National League. He captained Dublin to a fifth league title in seven seasons after a defeat of Galway in the final. After a challenge by James McGivney, <mask> injured his lower back. He won a 14th Leinster medal as a non-playing substitute after Dublin defeated Laois in the final.In September of last year, <mask> made his 200th appearance for Dublin when he captained the team to a record-equalling fourth successive All-Ireland title. He became the only player in the history of the championship to captain a team to four All-Ireland titles in a row. His sixth All-Ireland winners' medal was his fifth captaining the team to the title. <mask> swept the changing room floor after his teammates celebrated. On 17 October 2020, <mask> became his county's most capped player, beating Johnny McDonnell's record against Meath in the National League. On 19 December 2020, <mask> won his eight All-Ireland senior title and seventh as captain as Dublin defeated Mayo in the All-Ireland Final. Dublin lost their first All Ireland Senior Football Championship match in four years as they were beaten by Mayo in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Final, ending their quest for a second title in three years.His absence was a point of discussion in the media throughout the year, with some speculation as to whether no announcement was in-keeping with <mask>'s low profile personality, or whether the departure was more acrimonious in nature. In the aftermath of Dublin's O' Byrne Cup victory over Offaly, Dublin manager Dessie Farrell announced that <mask> would not be returning to the Dublin fold for the coming league and championship. During the 2002 test series won by Australia, <mask> made his debut for Ireland in the International Rules Series. During the 2004 International Rules Series, he won the Irish player of the tournament award. <mask> was in goal for Ireland in the 2010 International Rules Series. The International Rules Series was held in Australia in 2011. Ireland won the Series.Injury ruled him out of the International Rules Series. The "best Gaelic football goalkeeper of all time" is Reception <mask>. Irish Times writer Malachy Clerkin described him as having had one of the GAA's greatest careers, while Colm O'Rourke said Cluxton was the best goalkeeper he had seen. Cluxton teaches physics at St David's CBS in Artane. He was a member of the football team coaching staff. He is a biology teacher at St.Vincent's CBS. A charity football match was held in April 2011.Cluxton clashed with a former Republic of Ireland national football team player. Both <mask> and McAteer were sent off. Team Dublin City University Sigerson Cup was won in 2006 by the Dublin All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. The Irish Independent named <mask> to its "Top 20 footballers in Ireland over the past 50 years". There are External links to ParnellsGAA website DublinGAA at Hogan Stand.com Official DublinGAA website 2005 Sigerson Cup Final 1981 births. Footballers from County Dublin are not categorized by position.

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texts: Giuseppe "<mask>" <mask> was an Italian actor and voice actor. After starting his screen career as a child actor in the 1930s, <mask> later became a prominent voice actor for foreign films for release in the Italian market. After starring in The Last Adventure as a child, <mask> went on to have an acting career that lasted until 1942. He dubbed the voices of many actors. He was the Italian voice of Sean Connery until he died. He dubbed many actors, including Tony Curtis, Roger Moore, Charles Bronson, Sidney Poitier, Jean-Paul Belmondo and many more. <mask> was the primary Italian voice of James Bond because he was Sean Connery's official voice actor.Bond was portrayed by George Lazenby and Roger Moore. He played the Italian voices in Disney animated feature films. Phil Harris was the voice of Baloo the Bear in The Jungle Book and Little John in Robin Hood. He voiced King Triton in the Italian version of The Little Mermaid. <mask> is an actress. In the summer of 1994, <mask> had a heart attack and a stroke. He died eleven days after his 69th birthday.Luciano De Ambrosis was the new Italian voice actor. The Last Adventure and Sette giorni cento lire are films. The Canal of the Angels (1934), 100 days of Napoleon (1935), La luce del mondo (1935), God's Will Be Done (1936), and Who Are You? The Affairs of Messalina, Uncredited La trappola di fuoco, Voice The Immortal Bachelor, and El Hombre de la multit are examples. Eric in The Vikings, Albert DeSalvo in The Boston Strangler, Terry Williams in Wild and Wonderful, Johnny Dark in Johnny Dark Joe, and Archie Porter in Tarzan. Jackson Leibowitz is in Captain Newman, M.D., and Joe Martini is in Boeing Boeing. The Rawhide Years, Kings Go Forth, The Great Race, Ferdinand Demara, The Great Impostor, and The Purple Mask are some of the films that have been released this year.Man of the East Kid is a film by Sir Thomas Fitzpatrick. Franois Holin is in Ho! John Clum in Walk the Proud Land, Yancy Hawks in The Wild, and the Innocent Clay in Hell Bent for Leather Joe are some of the characters. Roy Parmenter in The Organization, Samuel Trautman in Rambo: First Blood Part II, and Richard Aldrich in Star! Vince Everett in Jailhouse Rock, Danny Fisher in King Creole, Chad Gates in Blue Hawaii, and Ross Carpenter in Girls! Girls! Girls!Mike Windgren is in Fun in Acapulco, Rick Richards is in Paradise, Ted Jackson is in Easy Come, Easy Go, and Charlie Rogers is in Roustabout. Tora! Tora! Mr. Beamish is in St. Elmo's Fire Juror #1 in 12 Angry Men Jack. Italian crime filmography from 1968 to 1980. The year is 2013, and the person is McFarland. Behind the Voice Actors 1925 births 1994 deaths are associated with <mask> <mask>.

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texts: He was an English ornithologist and paleontologist. Life was born at York on June 2, 1828. He was the son of John Simpson of Knaresborough and Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Ward of Dore House. <mask>, the mother of his mother, died in 1856. After attending St Peter's School, York, and Uppingham, he went to St John's College, Cambridge, where he graduated with a B.A. In 1850 and M.A. In 1854.He had begun to study ornithology at school. He spent a summer in Lapland collecting with Alfred and John. He spent more than a year in Greece and Turkey adding to his collection after visiting Algeria and the eastern Atlas. He attended courses of lectures at the University of Edinburgh and the Royal College of Chemistry in London after studying natural history and chemistry. John Morris influenced him to make chemistry or geology his main subject. Although he lived in London for part of the year, he began his career as a geologist. He was secretary of the Geologists' Association from 1874 to 1877 and provided many reports of their excursions.He was the president of the association. He was president of the Geological Society of London from 1892 to 1894. He contributed a paper to the society's Journal. The Corallian rocks of England have a man on them. He published a monograph on the inferior oolite gastropods in 1896 in the volumes of the Palontographical Society. He bequeathed his own collection of fossils to the museum. In 1884, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.The foundation of a marine laboratory was aided by his work in 1886 and the following year in the English Channel for mollusca. He traveled from Bombay to Srinagar in India in 1895. The geological section of the British Association was presided over by the man who received the Geological Society's Wollaston medal. He received a gold medal with the other three original members at the 'Jubilee Meeting of the British Ornithologists' Union'. He was the president of the association. The Dove Marine Laboratory was built in 1906 after the original site was destroyed by fire. He co-authored a book in 1910 about the Dove family and their descendants.He died on January 29, 1909, at the age of 80. His headstone states that he was an "eminent scientist whose work and research did much towards the advancement of geology". Works HUDLESTON, W. H. Some of the Rocks of the Lizard District have chemical composition notes. The journal is published by the Geological Society of London. The score was 924 to 928. W. H. Hudson was born in 1882.There are Silurian Fossils in the North-West Highlands. HUDLESTON, W.H. 1885 was published in Nature 25. The geology of Palestine. E.STANFORD was printed in London. W. H. HUDLESTON died in 1896. The monograph is about the inferior Oolite Gasteropoda. The society has a monograph.pp. 1 - 44. W. H. and Wilson were born in 1892. There are references to their geological distribution and to the localities in which they have been found in the British Gasteropoda catologue. The book was published by the authors and Dulau and Co. W. H. Hudson was born in 1900. South Africa was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217Harrison was printed in London. W. H. Hudson was born in 1907. From the "Proceedings" of the Dorset Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club. "Dorset County Chronicle" is a newspaper. H., LISH, J. J. MEEK, A. 1910.There is a history of the Dove family and their descendants. The paper was printed by Andrew Reid & Co. The study of the causes which led to the consolidation of the German Empire is called The Growth of Germany. There are two illustrations. The publisher was Richard Jackson. The fossils of Pectinatites (arkellites) were unearthed in 1967. The order was Ammonitida.The Kimmeridge Clay Formation is located in England. Lycett's Myophorella Hudlestoni was published in 1877. Class: Bivalvia, Order Trigoniida. Elsworth Rock Formation is in England. Buckman was born in 1889. Ammonitida is part of the Hildoceratidae family. The family of Pseudomelaniidae is known as the Gastropoda.From the end of the Russian Federation. The Royal Society Fellows of the Geological Society of London and the Alumni of St John's College are linked.


texts: <mask> was a British physician and humanitarian infrastructure creator worker. In August 1914, she was the instigator of what became a Quaker relief infrastructure across Europe and through Russia, the Friends War Victims Relief Committee, which may have been the infrastructure across Europe that made the Kindertransport possible. After WW1, the worst Nazis of mothers told them that only the Quakers would feed them. The cornerstone of this infrastructure was <mask>. She and Edith Pye founded and ran a maternity hospital in 1914-18, together with her own WW1 relief work. In July of 1919, she was in Vienna to witness the destruction and famine setting up a Quaker Help Mission at #16 Singerstrasse, she was joined by Edith Pye and then a Bertha Bracey. As a result of the Kindertransport, Bertha Bracey was to become an extremely significant person.By 1923, Vienna was on its feet and both women became engaged in various relief efforts. When Austria was annexed to the Third Reich in the Anschluss in March of 1938, <mask> became the Co-ordinator of the German Emergency Committee and returned to Vienna to use her expertise and connections in generating documentations and placements for Jewish people. <mask> was the youngest child of the shoe manufacturer <mask> and the social reformer Helen Priestman <mask>. The <mask> family made shoes under the name C. and J<mask>. A manufacturer of boots, shoes, and rugs. She was involved in gymnastics as a child. She studied medicine at the Royal Free Hospital in London after finishing her education at Brighthelmston, Birkdale and The Mount.And B.S. In 1908. She was the niece of <mask>, one of the first women to formally train in medicine in Britain. In the 1860s, her mother and great-aunts helped found a number of women's rights organizations. She treated her sister <mask> for Tuberculosis. Edith Pye qualified as a nurse and a midwife after meeting her during her medical training. They were going to be a life-long friendship.The basis of the book "War and its Aftermath" can be found in the correspondence between them. One side of the original correspondence that survived, the letters from <mask> to Edith Pye, are lovingly preserved and organised in the Quaker Archives in London. When they could only return to England, Edith Pye kept the whole of her side of the correspondence. <mask> was involved in the treatment of Tuberculosis. She was involved in administering the vaccine. She opened and ran a tuberculin dispensary in her home town of Street in Somerset and later became the Medical Officer of the Portsmouth Municipal Tuberculin Dispensary. She successfully treated her sister, <mask>, who was a suffragist.The paper "Tuberculosis Statistics: Some Difficulties in the presentation of Facts bearing on the Tuberculosis Problem in a suitable Form for Statistical Purposes" was written by <mask>. The Relief work based in England was headed by <mask>, who ensured the supplies identified by her sister were organised and sent out. The Friends War Victims Relief Committee was created in August 1914 by Edmund Harvey and <mask>. Even before the guns were in place, she knew that the war would not be over by Christmas and that civilians would be affected and displaced. The initiative turned into a Quaker infrastructure that spread across Europe and Russia. At the end of the war, Edith and <mask> were both exhausted, but by July 1919, <mask> had set out for the humanitarian catastrophe that was unfolding in Vienna. She created theQuaker Help Mission at Singerstrasse #16, which became a hub for relief and initiatives designed to get people back on their feet.She came back as the German Emergency Committee's Coordinator to use her contacts in Vienna to create the documentation needed by other countries so that Jewish people could escape. They went to the maternity hospital at Chalons, close to the western front, to hear the boom of the cannons and Edith Pye's expertise was needed. As a doctor, she was able to identify what was needed and how to get it there. There is a harrowing account of a 13-year-old girl who was raped by drunken soldiers, who the whole community of the hospital, mothers and medical staff cared for until the child was born, and the young woman was able to take it home. "For once it has gone to the right person", as she commented in a letter to Edith Pye, as she received a legion d'honneur. Edith Pye was the President of the Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology from 1929 to 49. Her nursing and midwifery certificates can be found there.She was honoured for her services to the profession in the 1940s. This has tended to mean that she has been given the credit for the work of Edith Pye, and distorted the historical memory with a room named for her. An essential part of ensuring the relevant supplies arrived from England was <mask>. After World War I, they returned to England exhausted, but in 1919, a letter arrived from General Smuts in Vienna, telling them of the catastrophic conditions in the imperial. Margaret was an elder sister of <mask> and Alice and she went to South Africa to organize war relief after the Boer War. General Smuts was part of the British forces. He ordered the Allied servicemen to have no more ration than the Austrians.In newly independent countries happy to be free of the Austro-Hungarian empire, bureaucrats and their families from all parts of the Austrian Empire congregated in Vienna. The only way to get to Vienna was via Trieste by the middle of July. At the end of July, Edith Pye received a hand-written letter from her friend, <mask>, with the heading "Quaker Help Mission 16 Singerstrasse, District 1 Vienna" written on it. The shelling at the western front was worse than the wretchedness of having to eat and the hearing those outside with nothing to eat. The September 1919 letter was dated 6 weeks later. The address was printed in German and included a phone number. <mask> reported in 1919 on behalf of the Save the Children Fund about the dire condition of children's health in Austria during the country's famine years and proposed cheap solutions to remedy the deficiencies.She organised a scheme to buy cows from the Netherlands and Switzerland in order to produce milk for children. They sent a telegram to the Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs in London in order to get medical supplies for the hospitals of Hungary. The League of Nations, the Women's Peace Crusade, and the Women's International League for Peace were all active in the 1920s. She was an early supporter of the British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology. She was a speaker for the League of Nations and other international bodies. The Anti-Opium Committee of the Women's International League advocated state control of dangerous drugs. After Austria was annexed to the Third Reich in the Anschluss in March of 1938, <mask> returned to Vienna in her role as Honorary Secretary.The work owed at this stage of rapid expansion to the steady faith and practical experience on <mask> can only be understood by those most closely concerned. Between March 1938 and the outbreak of war, the office of the old Baroque palace in Singerstrasse #16 handled 11,000 applications affecting 15,000 people, prepared detailed case papers for 8,000 families and single persons, and got 4,500 individuals away to many countries. According to statistics that survive 6,000 cases, 13,745 people were registered between 15 March 1938 and 28 August 1939 and 2,408 of them were able to leave. They included 509 women, 1,588 men and 311 dependants, the largest number going to England, followed by the United States and Australia. By the end of World War II, she had returned to England. Her home in London was bombed in 1940 and she moved to Kent, where she was active in the Soldiers, Sailors and Airmens Families Association. She died of Parkinson's disease at her home in Street on February 24, 1955 and was buried at the Street Quaker burial ground.Edith Pye was buried under the same headstone after she died. The Dispensary Treatment of Tuberculosis is a publication. Edith Mary wrote a book about the war and its aftermath. There were letters from France, Austria and the Near East. The Armaments Industry is a study of the report of the Royal Commission on the Manufacture of and Trade in Arms and Munitions of War and of the Evidence published in the Minutes of the Commission during 1936. The Women's Peace Crusade was written in 1937. The University of Sussex has a PhD program.Edith Mary Pye wrote about the war and its aftermath. There were letters from France, Austria and the Near East. Stemming the Dark Tide: Quakers in Vienna was published by Friends Book House.

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texts: <mask> is an American ethnomusicologist. She is the executive director and publisher of the Music Research Institute. Ethiopia and Eritrea are her primary areas of expertise. <mask> was born in Arizona and grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. She served as a Peace Corps volunteer from 1962 to 1964 when she was sent to Ethiopia. She had not yet received training in the field, but she took it upon herself to conduct ethnomusicological fieldwork. She used a borrowed reel-to-reel tape recorder to record many types of Eritrean and Ethiopia music.Younger Tigray-Tigrinya people are unfamiliar with many of these recordings. She obtained a B.A. She joined the Peace Corps after obtaining a degree in musicology from the University of California, Berkeley. She received a master of arts degree in ethnomusicology from the University of California, Los Angeles in 1968. Some of her instructors were Klaus Wachsmann, David Morton, Nicolas Slonimsky, and Paul Chihara. She returned to Ethiopia in 1972 to record a total of 97 reel-to-reel tapes of music performed by musicians from all over the country. She spent a lot of time studying the masenqo, a traditional bowed instrument.She spent six months as a professor at the theater arts department at the university under the chairmanship of Tesfaye Gessesse. In 1976, she received her PhD in ethnomusicology. She focused on the theory and practice of qenet among masenqo players of the Amhara people of Ethiopia. In 1983 Kimberlin released an album entitled Ethiopia: Three Chordophone Traditions, which included her field recordings of plucked and bowed string instruments of Ethiopia, along with her extensive liner notes. She wrote the liner notes for The Music of Nigeria: Igbo Music (Brenreiter Musicaphon, UNESCO Collection, 1983), anLP recording featuring the music of the Igbo ethnic group of Nigeria, where she has also conducted fieldwork. Kimberlin's music was used in a film by a friend of hers. In addition to African musics, Kimberlin's interests include American music, African-East Asian music, ethno-biography, global issues relating to music change, and theoretical studies in music.Kimberlin is the executive director of the Music Research Institute, which was founded in 1984 by Dr. Herndon. Kimberlin has been the executive director of the Institute since 1997. Kimberlin taught at San Francisco State University, the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Ife. Kimberlin has presented papers at numerous music conferences in the United States, Europe, Nigeria, Japan, and China, including many symposia organized by the ethnomusicologist and composer Akin Euba. She received several awards, including a Beyond War Award for U.S. Peace Corps volunteers. Kimberlin lives in California with her husband. She was an employee of the Office of the President at the University of California, Berkeley, as well as an employee of the Ethnomusicology Archive at UCLA.Kimberlin, <mask>-Ling. Ethiopia has contemporary popular songs. M.A. There is a thesis. The University of California is in Los Angeles. Un published. Kimberlin, <mask>-Ling."Masinqo and the Nature of Qanat." The University of California is in Los Angeles. <mask>, <mask>, and <mask> were authors. "The Morphology of the Masinqo: Ethiopia's Bowed Spike Fiddle". The reports are in Ethnomusicology 5. 249–61 <mask>, <mask>.Technical ability and musical style can be determined by anomalies and their classification. The Festschrift presented to J. H. Nketia is in African Musicology: Current Trends: A Festschrift. There are two people named William G. Carter. Atlanta: Crossroads Press. There is a new edition of Vol. 1, pp. 265–5.Kimberlin, <mask>se. "Women, Music, and 'Chains of the Mind': Eritrea and the Tigray Region of Ethiopia, 1972-93." In music and gender. They are Pirkko Moisala and Beverly Diamond. Ellen Koskoff is the author of the Foreword. The University of Illinois Press is in Urbana, Illinois. Halim El-Dabh was the catalyst for music innovation and preservation.In Multiple Interpretations of Dynamics of Creativity and Knowledge in African Music Traditions is a Festschrift in honor of Akin Euba. George Dor and Bode Omojola. Discography 1972 - Ethiopia [West Germany]: Barenreiter Musicaphon. There is a person named LP. There is a anthology of African music. There are three traditions of the Chordophone. <mask> recorded in 1972 in Ethiopia.The CD was re-released in 1996. There are external links to the Music Research Institute site and the UCLA Ethnomusicology Archive page.

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texts: The man is <mask>. The gunfighter was from Missouri and once rode with <mask>. The James-Younger Gang and other dangerous men were spawned by the Kansas-Missouri border wars and the American Civil War. <mask> was the second of eight children raised by Hugh and <mask>. He lived on farms in Missouri for the first sixteen years of his life. <mask>' father and two other men were arrested in St. Charles County for beating up Alexander Balbridge. The case was thrown out because the court documents did not list a prosecutor.McWaters, when he was thirteen years old, participated in a pro-slavery raid across the Missouri border into Kansas. Five years after the American Civil War broke out, McWaters joined a group of bushwhackers. On September 3, 1861, his group sabotaged a bridge that led to the derailing of a train carrying Union soldiers. Nearly twenty passengers and crew were killed and scores more were injured in the attack on the Platte Bridge Railroad. The Confederate soldiers under the command of General Price were led by Jim Gilden. After six months of service, he returned to his father's farm, only to find that his father and brother had been killed in the partisan backlash over the train wreck, and the rest of his family had left the county. He took out his revenge against Union soldiers and sympathizers with the help of the Confederate guerilla fighters <mask>. Anderson and the Taylor brothers.McWaters' company is said to have killed a Captain Cheeseman and forty of his men over the course of their campaign. The Lawrence massacre took place in Kansas when nearly two hundred men and boys were put to death in reprisal for a Union raid on Missouri. After they carried their campaign into Arkansas, Anderson and McWaters went back to Missouri to continue their guerilla attacks. News accounts of the day reported that during this time, McWaters was able to escape Union capture on a number of occasions. McWaters was a suspect in the murder of General Joseph Bailey. A posse was formed after a citizen recognized McWaters as he and a friend were at Humansville. The pair was ordered to surrender after the chase ended.McWaters jumped on his horse and escaped in a hail of bullets. McWaters opened a saloon in Platte City after the war ended, according to an 1875 account. McWaters fatally shot a man during a dispute and his friend John Taylor was shot and killed by a policeman. It's not clear if the shootings were part of the same event. McWaters is accused of shooting a policeman in a gun battle that took the life of the policeman. Charles Fletch Taylor died in 1912. Susie Davis was McWaters' former fiancée and he married her in Nebraska on December 31, 1868.The Wyoming, Nebraska deputy postmaster, a Dr. Wolf, was severely attacked by McWaters and two other men in the post office in February 1873. After failing to find anything of value, the group rifled through the mail and left. The trio were arrested a few days later by a United States Marshall. The arrest went badly as Dr Wolf and Hail were killed in a gun fight. After he was arrested in St. Louis, the charges were dropped in Nebraska. Two people, including the store's owner, were wounded and a store clerk was killed in a shooting in Nebraska City in February 1874. The two were held for trial after they were captured in Iowa.After wrestling a gun away from a guard during a shift change and with the help of friends they fled to the sanctuary of Indian Territory. After a fight, McWaters decided to head for Hays City, Kansas, where he was arrested again. At the time, the cell he was placed in was still under construction and when an opportunity arose while standing near his guard and two workers, McWaters managed to lock the cell door on the three and escape on the back of the local postmaster's horse. After killing a warrior during a dispute over a bottle of whiskey, McWaters hid among the Niitstapi People in Nebraska or Wyoming. After becoming enraged over a gambling dispute and the brass Union Army buttons the man wore on his coat, he shot George Weed, a former Union soldier, in Sparta, Oregon. After the murder of Weed, detectives hired by Farber of Nebraska City had been looking for McWaters and received a tip that he was hiding in California. City intelligence.Sheriff Farber, of Nebraska City, left for home on Saturday with <mask>, the murderer, who was arrested here by Chief Karcher and deputy sheriff O'Neil about two weeks ago. In order to see that he did not attempt to escape, the prisoner fastened his leg irons to a ringbolt on the floor of the car, as he expressed his willingness to go. McWaters promised his brother would kill the Chief before the year was out, but he didn't seem to worry about the threat. Waters was in "Mortimer's cell" during his stay in the city prison. On many occasions, be complained to the officers that something annoyed him at night and prevented him from sleeping, and on Saturday morning be said to have been informed of the Mortimer ghost stone. He could not lift his right arm for a long time as he lay on his mattress and sat on it. The November 1874 edition of the Sacramento Daily Union.In December 1874, McWaters was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to twenty-one years hard labor at the Nebraska State Penitentiary. The Nebraska State Penitentiary had a prison uprising that started with the overpowering of a guard and the capture of the deputy warden. The convicts were able to gain control of the prison through a ruse in which McWaters was made up to look like the deputy warden. The citizens of Lincoln were warned of what had happened when one of the captured guards untied himself. A tense standoff ensued after a contingent of Company I, 23rd Infantry Regiment arrived from Omaha. McWaters realized there was no hope of escape. The convicts released their hostages and surrendered.One guard, Jean Grosjean, was wounded in the leg. The prison staff was put on alert after it was learned that McWaters was planning another uprising. McWaters was shot and killed by a guard after he reappeared with a rock in his hand and said he was going to kill him. McWaters was shot down without provocation, according to newspapers sympathetic to the Southern cause. His wife and two children were by his side. The result has been told from an 1875 print article that appeared in a number of American newspapers. He had a dozen scars on his person and bullet holes in his body, and a dozen times escaped from prison.He never talked about anything other than getting the drop on someone and was thoroughly educated in violence. He was as cool and wily as Modoc Jack. In the excitement of an affray, his clear, steel eye never glowed. He might have been a gentleman, as he had a fine figure. There are external links to <mask>s. There were births and deaths of outlaws in the American Old West.

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texts: <mask> is a Dominican rapper. She was asked to enter the music industry after working as a model. She released her debut single "Pcala" to great regional success after signing a recording contract with Paulus Music. Her lyrics and public image have been catalogued as "controversial" yet "liberating" by international media outlets, sparking controversy and receiving widespread media coverage. <mask> was born into poverty in 1996 and spent most of her childhood and adolescence in the small town of Los Frailes, on the southern coast of the Dominican Republic. She denied that she had been bullied in high school and said that she had always been a rebel. Since age ten, <mask> has demonstrated her talent for art and music.She studied drama and fine arts. She worked in a call center for a year after dedicating herself to professional modeling. At the age of twenty, Raymi Paulus, who was fascinated by her voice and talent for music, asked <mask> to record some songs in her studio. She signed a record deal. The first release of the career was a song with the Dominican singer Tivi Gunz. There are scenes in the music video that show a hallucinogenic trip caused by the consumption of some substances. She released a song with Qumico Ultra Mega.The Dominican Trap Festival takes place annually in different locations around the country. The soundtrack for the Mexican film Miss Bala: Merciless was released in February of 2019. She released an extended play in September featuring DJ Scuff. She released a single with Jamby El Favo. She released a single with a Mexican artist. The music video had more than five million views in a short time. The song "Varn" was one of the most controversial songs of the year.She collaborated on a single with Jinchoo. The song "Desacato Escolar" was partially removed from several platforms for a limited time. She released a single with Tivi Gunz. She published a song with a Dominican singer. The song was a hit on TikTok. The single "Yo No Me Voy Acostar" was published in January of 2021. In her home country, Qumico Ultra Mega was at the top of the charts.She collaborated with regional artist and released songs in the urbano umbrella genre. In the summer of that year, Tokischa made international headlines after several collaborations with A-list Latin artists. The music videos were made in Santo Domingo. Both <mask>la teased their song "Linda". It was released on September 1. They collaborated again the following year on "La Combi", from the latter's album Motomami. "Perra", the Balvin collaboration, was released a week before.Earlier that season, <mask> and her record label Paulus Music signed a distribution deal with Equity Distribution. Trap, hip hop, rap and urbano are some of the musical styles that Artistry <mask> cultivates. She has stated that there is no genre that identifies her. Her lyrics are the most honest possible. DJ Scuff inspired her early in her career. A big fan of rock music is <mask>. She stated that she chose to trap because it is the closest thing to rock she has ever heard.Trap is a rock. I expressed myself that way at that time. <mask>and effect and grew quickly.According to <mask>, those who criticize him don't want to accept life as it is. Dembow and urban music are expressions of what is lived in the neighborhood. The artist is not the only one who can tell you about crime and weapons. We can't ignore those realities. Prostitution has always existed, and if they talk about it in songs, it is because it is. It's possible that the person who criticizes feels neat because he doesn't want to know about reality or what comes to light, but we sing about what we live, and that is inevitable. In August 2021, the rapper posed semi-naked at the sanctuary of the Virgin of Altagracia.The town's mayor said that <mask> failed to the ethical standards and values that govern the civilized and exemplary coexistence of the town. The rapper expressed her regrets online and stated that she didn't do it with the intention of offending, if not more to show that anyone can pray from anywhere. The performer will not be allowed to visit the sanctuaries of that province for a year after the Mayor of that province filed a complaint against her. People from Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic Urbano musicians, 21st-century Dominican Republic artists, and 21st-century women musicians.

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